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Get underneath the table and take out the staples with the staple remover, or remove the screws with the appropriate screwdriver to unfasten the pockets. Option 2: If the felt is stapled to the pool table and you want to reuse it, then use the staple remover and carefully pry out the individual staples from the table edges to release the cloth. Don’t pull it upward or forward as that action will most likely stretch out the cloth and ruin it. Option 3: If the felt is glued to the table and you want to use it again, pull the cloth up very gently in a smooth backward motion. Option 1: If the felt is already too worn out and you plan to replace it when putting the pool table back together in the new place, then you can just rip it off. Moving a pool table across the country by yourself is rarely a viable option simply because long distances are, in most cases, not suited for self-moving. In many cases, then, the external viewer is interacting in a rather static way with the resource and basing judgements on the activities of the community members who created it.

Other community members may up- or down- vote question and answers and the original poster can accept a particular answer as the most suitable. 1.3.1) User needs to switch between suspended threads - User sets a breakpoint that some threads may hit. User sets a breakpoint and a number of threads hit the breakpoint, user examines the data and resumes threads individually. When you imagine a table, you probably think of columns that each contain one specific piece of data. The data hierarchy under each debugger would depend on that specific debugger. While the Locations view needs to pull together and combine separate elements of the debug model into a new hierarchy. Tables don’t haveto work this way, though - if a column doesn’t need to be sortable, there’s no reason you can’t combine it with a related column and introduce some interesting hierarchy. 4. Performance - As threads suspend and resume the Locations view may need to be repainted more than the Debug view. These last conditions may determine the extent to which the user engages with central aspects of the message or relies on more peripheral cues (Hilligoss and Rieh, 2008). The selection and application of heuristics in perception, judgement and decision-making has been studied by social psychologists in a range of settings.

1. Expansion state of the groups should be preserved based on the last user decision. These groups would be used to reduce the amount of information displayed at the same time, but also to perform operations on a set of debug entities (e.g., a group of cores). Here we need to implement the 'layers' idea to provide extra information in the Visualizer. The rails are bolted in place so you need your trusted socket wrench to loosen them. If some of the rail sections are attached at the table corners, turn the rail over and disengage the separate parts. Instead, would stack trace be better placed in a separate window or pane. One of the most effective ways to create depth is to overlap different elements to make it feel like a design has multiple layers. Another way to communicate depth in a flat design is to use short, vertically offset shadows with no blur radius at all. Current solution will be to use multiple debug sessions (multiple GDBs). The Pin & Clone feature could be useful when debugging multiple contexts simultaneously, but will not be that useful if the source from only one context will be visible at a time.

Add a feature in the debugger to open editors for a specific working set in a specific section of the editor area. 2. Create a "source viewer" editor. It would be nice to be able to use the Editor to display the assembly code as generated by the compiler and to step and perform the different debugging operations in that editor. It would be nice to be able to use regular expressions in the Expressions view to help create many entries. Based on the specific use case (e.g. 1.4.1 vs 1.4.2), different elements of the context may be needed in deciding whether the expression should be evaluated. Here, aggregated judgements may be more accurate than those of any individual or sub-group given certain conditions. The specific instances of a given element may appear multiple times in the hierarchy, How to stack pool cues since multiple threads are likely to belong to the same target. Launch - The launch that the thread (and debug target) belongs to. Halt execution when another thread accesses shared address. A concept of grid-in-grid would allow separating each Multicore Visualizer element into sub-elements like a box for each register, or variable. Don’t think about the shadow itself, think about where you want the element to sit on the z-axis and assign it a shadow accordingly.